Shorting USD/CAD, After the Canadian GDP Report

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Shorting USD/CAD, After the Canadian GDP Report

USD/CAD circled in March final yr at 1.4660s and it entered a significant bearish development. The value declined to 1.2360 by the center of March


USD/CAD circled in March final yr at 1.4660s and it entered a significant bearish development. The value declined to 1.2360 by the center of March this yr, virtually precisely a yr after the decline began. However began to retreat larger as crude Oil costs have been retreating decrease, sending the CAD down and USD/CAD up.

Though the 50 SMA introduced an finish to that retrace on the day by day chart and this pair reversed again down. On Wednesday sellers pushed beneath final month’s low and now the worth is buying and selling practically 100 pips decrease. The Canadian date such because the GDP report earlier on are serving to the trigger so we determined to open a promote foreign exchange sign after a slight retrace higer to the 50 SMA (yellow). Under is the GDP report for February:

 

Canada GDP Report, February 2021

Canada GDP
  • Month-to-month GDP 0.4% versus 0.5% estimate. Final month +0.7%
  • YoY GDP -2.2% versus -2.3% estimate. Final month -2.3%
  • 14 of the 20 sectors have been larger
  • that is the 10th consecutive month-to-month enhance, though financial exercise is 2% beneath the extent noticed in February 2020
  • providers +0.6%
  • items producing industries -0.2% for the primary time since April
  • preliminary info signifies an approximate 0.9% enhance in actual GDP for March
  • retail commerce +4.5% following two months of declines. 10 of the 12 sectors have been up in February on account of utilizing of lockdown measures with clothes and clothes equipment up 23.5%, sporting items, pastime, reserving music shops +28.2%, and residential and furnishings up 11.7%
  • development rose 2.0% February with all subsectors up
  • mining quarrying and oil and fuel extraction fell for the primary time in six months at -2.8% with two of three subsectors contracting
  • manufacturing felt -0.9% versus 1.5% achieve in January. Each sturdy and nondurable manufacturing have been down in February (sturdy -0.9% versus +2.2% in January. Nondurable -1.0% in February with 4 of 9 subsectors down)
  • skilled providers +1.2%
  • public-sector +0.6%
  • different industries +3.5% following 5 consecutive months of declines. Meals providers and ingesting locations rose 4.0%. Transportation fell -2.0%. Wholesale commerce fell -1.0%. Utilities +1.3%. Finance insurance coverage +0.4%



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